Wolverhampton Schools FA is extremely proud of the achievements and performances of our schools within the ConnectEd Partnership who continue to provide excellent opportunities for their pupils to play football within the City and it is always rewarding to see schools enjoying success in our district cups, leagues, tournaments, and County competitions. Equally important, however, is recognising the individual progress and achievements of players who are earning opportunities

Wolverhampton Schools u14 Girls faced a tough test on Sunday against a strong Wirral Schools side, who have a formidable reputation in schools football. Both teams started cautiously, and the first real opportunity fell to Wirral after 15 minutes, but Bella was able to deal confidently with the shot. The Wolverhampton girls gradually grew into the game and began to create some excellent opportunities of their own. We competed strongly across the pitch with Ava causing problem

Wolverhampton Schools FA u15 Girls continued their preparations for the ESFA National Cup game against Brighton with a friendly fixture against Kidderminster Harriers u16s on Thursday 29th October under the floodlights at Wolverhampton Community Sporting FC. Wolverhampton made a positive start and were awarded an early penalty when Leja was brought down by the Kidderminster goalkeeper. Leja stepped up to take the spot kick, but the Harriers keeper produced a good save to keep